Metal Fabrication Schools

If you're looking to enter the field of metal fabrication, it's a good idea to take a professional course or get a degree in manufacturing technology. Courses and degree programs are offered at technical schools throughout the United States, and can provide the hands-on experience you'll need to work with potentially dangerous machines, such as CNC mills and manual lathes.
  1. Houston Community College

    • Houston Community College offers certificate and associate degree programs in metal fabrication. Their manufacturing engineering technology associate degree program covers the basics, including study of the the materials used for metal fabrication, computer-aided manufacturing, CNC machine usage and robotics. There are also more than 40 manual machines as well as CNC machines, mills and lathes so students can get hands-on experience.

      Houston Community College
      Central Campus
      1300 Holman
      Houston, TX 77004
      713-718-6000
      central.hccs.edu

    Tooling U

    • Tooling U is an online metal fabrication program that offers a broad range of classes, from CNC machining to welding. The program includes video courses as well as text-based training, which can be completed at your own pace and schedule. There are beginner's courses and instruction on more advanced CNC machining techniques, including training for using Haas and Mazak machines.

      Tooling U
      15700 South Waterloo Road
      Cleveland, Ohio 44110
      866-706-8665
      toolingu.com

    Santa Ana College

    • Santa Ana College's machine technology program offers in-depth, hands-on metal fabrication training for current machinists and those looking to enter into the field. The college has courses in CNC machining, manual machining and basic skills courses, such as blueprint reading and technical math.

      Santa Ana College
      1530 West 17th Street
      Santa Ana, CA 92706
      714-564-6000
      sac.edu

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